Moscow's use of Ukrainian drones targeting NATO? Poland and Baltic nations gear up

Poland and the Baltic States (Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia) have tightened security measures around vital and strategic facilities, including dams, power plants, and gas and oil installations. This is driven by concerns over sabotage or attacks using Ukrainian drones that Russia has seized, aimed at implying Kyiv's responsibility for such assaults. These measures come in the wake of intelligence warnings about the possibility of Moscow executing operations under false pretexts to destabilize NATO and sow confusion. The four nations emphasize that they are taking these threats seriously and are working on strengthening security, including sharing intelligence among themselves. Meanwhile, Moscow denies the accusations, describing them as attempts to incite fear and justify increased militarization. This comes amid growing security concerns on the alliance's eastern flank, in a context of broad support for Ukraine. These actions are viewed as part of hybrid warfare threats that target critical infrastructure indirectly.

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